Present eligible Google Workspace offers in WHMCS with seat quantities and clear onboarding information, without assuming uniform availability across reseller accounts.
Google Workspace is planned to bring eligible plans and seat quantities into a familiar WHMCS buying flow, while keeping geography, account availability, DNS guidance, and transfer investigation visible.
Account- and geography-aware plan presentation
Quantity-based service configuration
DNS and transfer context before customers commit
See the practical result for your team and your customers before diving into the service details.
The emphasis is on helping a host present what can actually be sold and activated, rather than making blanket availability promises.
Start with a clear offer built around the services your business can provide.
Turn the purchase into a service with the right information and a clear next step.
Give customers and staff an easier way to find service details, guidance, and supported controls.
Handle renewals, changes, and support with a clearer view of what the service needs next.
The value of the service does not stop at the first order. These are the parts designed to make selling, supporting, and using it feel more straightforward.
Start with the services your business can confidently provide, then present them as a clear choice instead of a confusing list of options.
Show only plans available to the connected account and geography.
Show the choices that fit the service, so customers are not asked to make sense of options that do not apply to them.
Product, customer, service, invoice, and renewal information remain together in the WHMCS workspace your team already knows.
The experience is designed to make the path from purchase to a working service easier to follow for everyone involved.
Model customer seat counts and related pricing through WHMCS product configuration.
Your team can see what is in progress, what needs review, and what is ready for the customer.
Important changes are checked before they are treated as complete, reducing the chance of a support issue later.
A good service should answer the common questions before they become a support request: what do I have, what do I do next, and where do I go?
Provide a foundation for supported transfer workflows after supplier behavior is validated.
Service status, guidance, and supported access help customers move forward without leaving the client area they know.
The parts that need extra care remain protected, while customers still get a clear path to the help and controls they need.
Customers grow, renew, and change their minds. The service should make those moments easier to handle, not turn them into clean-up work.
Give customers the DNS information needed to activate eligible services.
Your team has a clearer view of what a change means before it affects the customer’s service.
The page makes clear which choices are available for the service, so customers and staff can act with confidence.
A planned module subject to account, geography, supplier-transfer, and plan eligibility.
Capabilities depend on the connected ResellerClub/LogicBoxes account, product, geography, and—where applicable—TLD. Supplier-changing actions are designed to be reviewed and reconciled before WHMCS reports success.